SEAS News
Search
-
Congratulations to PhD student Audrey Dugué-Nevers on being awarded an Associate Higher Education Ac
Audrey achieved her Fellowship through the Learning and Teaching Professional Recognition Scheme which was created to ensure all members of our University who teach or support learning have the opportunity to develop their practice and be recognised for this work whatever their role: academic, support or professional services staff.
Categorised under: School News, Awards and Recognition and Students
This article is located in a different section of the University of Sheffield website.
-
Dr Peter Matanle is interviewed by E-international Relations
In his interview, Dr Matanle discusses his research on regional development, population and environment in the Asia-Pacific with a focus on the work he presented at the COP21 United Nations Climate Change Conference
Categorised under: School News and Movement(s), Economy and Development in East Asia
This article is located on a different website.
-
Dedicated Outstanding Thesis Mentor
Dr Mark Pendelton has been recognised as a Dedicated Outstanding Thesis Mentor for the third successive cycle.
Categorised under: School News and Awards and Recognition
-
East Asia Forum Quarterly – Strategic diplomacy in Asia
Katherie Morton, Professor of China's International Relations is one of a number of highly respected scholars on East Asia, published in the latest addition of East Asia Forum Quarterly.
Categorised under: School News and Power, Cooperation and Compitition in East Asia
-
BISA and HEA 2016/2017 Award for Excellence in Teaching International Studies
Professor Hugo Dobson, Together with Dr Garrett Brown from the Department of Politics, have been awarded to status of Highly Commended in the BISA and HEA 2016/2017 Award for Excellence in Teaching International Studies
Categorised under: School News, Awards and Recognition, Global Summits and Students
-
When Bilateralism Trumps Multilateralism: Japan-US Relations at the G7 Summit
By Professor Hugo Dobson
2017 G7 Policy Breif Published in the Global Policy Journal
"The G7 Taormina Summit represents another incremental but important step in bolstering the Japan-US relationship but amplifies a contradiction at the heart of Abe’s evolving foreign policy doctrine....."
Categorised under: School News, Power, Cooperation and Compitition in East Asia and Global Summits
This article is located on a different website.
-
Faculty prize for Outstanding Learning and Teaching for Sukyeon Cho
Sukyeon Cho, Korean Language Coordinator in the School of East Asian Studies has been awarded a Faculty of Social Sciences TESS Award for Outstanding Practice in Learning and Teaching 2017.
Categorised under: School News, Awards and Recognition and Students
-
Urban Segregation and Inequality in Europe and China Conference
The Sheffield Methods Institute in collaboration with the School of East Asian Studies at the University of Sheffield is hosting a three-quarter day conference focused on residential segregation and inequality in European and Chinese cities on 31 July 2017.
Categorised under: Events and Movement(s), Economy and Development in East Asia
-
Improving access to the Library’s Korean collection
In 2016, the University Library successfully applied for an award from the Korea Foundation Support for Libraries with Korean Collections program, and received $20,000 USD to improve catalogue records and access to the Korean Collection at the University.
Categorised under: School News
-
Who is Moon Jae-in, South Korea's likely new president?
"Celebrations in the Moon camp will be brief, as Moon will have to contend with an impending North Korean nuclear test, the Trump administration's still-unclear policies in the region, frictions with China, and an electorate that expects immediate reforms of the South Korean political system,"
Dr Markus Bell comments on Aljazeera.com
Categorised under: School News
This article is located on a different website.
-
SEAS Student takes gold in Chinese language finals
BA Chinese Studies with Russian student, David Geary was announced as the winner of the Grand Prize at the UK Chinese Bridge Competition held in London on Saturday (22 April 2017).
Categorised under: School News, Awards and Recognition and Students
-
5 live Daily
Dr Seung-Young Kim from the University of Sheffield’s School of East Asian Studies discusses US President Donald Trump’s approach to persuade North Korea to abandon its nuclear strategy.
Categorised under: School News and Power, Cooperation and Compitition in East Asia
This article is located on a different website.
-
North Korea turns to Russia to help reopen nuclear talks
North Korea has turned to Russia to help it re-open international talks aimed at clearing the way for the North to begin developing a nuclear energy program. But given its ongoing international pariah status, what hope is there the move will be successful?
Earlier this month Dr Seung-young Kim was interviewed by Sputnik Radio on their World in Focus program.
Listen to the interview (begins 25 minutes in)Categorised under: School News and Power, Cooperation and Compitition in East Asia
This article is located on a different website.
-
China and the Future of the International Legal Order
Earlier this month Professor Katherine Morton took part in a podcast with Chatham House looking at China and the future of the international legal order.
Categorised under: School News and Power, Cooperation and Compitition in East Asia
-
Towards an Asia-Pacific ‘Depopulation Dividend’ in the 21st Century
Dr Peter Matanle has published an artile in Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus.
Towards an Asia-Pacific ‘Depopulation Dividend’ in the 21st Century: Regional Growth and Shrinkage in Japan and New Zealand
Read the full paper
Categorised under: School News and Movement(s), Economy and Development in East Asia
This article is located on a different website.